Podcasts about homeschool

Rom 8:26-39

Attend the Circle with Sarah Online Retreat on August 7-8, and Sarah will help you become the peace-filled, joyful mom you're called to be.How long is your to-do list? What if you added in all the extra shoulds and supposed-tos that you are in your head but you don't even write down because that would be too overwhelming? How long is it then?It might feel a little cliché to talk about how busy we are. But I think it's helpful to acknowledge that most of us are at least a little bit (or more) fried. So why do we do this to ourselves? Why do we keep piling things onto our to-do lists?If you take a closer look at your list, I think you'll find that underneath that busyness, the reason is relationships. Your list is long because you love your kids, and you want them to feel loved and supported by the things you do for them, from teaching to cooking to cleaning to working outside the home. But a hard truth I've learned in nearly 25 (!!) years of motherhood is that restless busyness can make it harder to do the things that actually allow us to nurture our kids, develop fruitful relationships with them, and model God's love.Today on the show, I want to help you find some rest in the mess so you can show up in all of your relationships with more peace and even, dare I say it… joy. To do that, I'm going to let you in on some of our favorite moments from Circle With Sarah over the last year. Circle With Sarah is one of our Read-Aloud Revival Premium members' favorite features. It's a private podcast, live virtual events, and biannual virtual retreats all designed to support you in the journey you've chosen as a mom.In this episode, you'll hear: Shifting your focus to how far you've come from how far you have left to goA simple exercise for getting to the root of worry and learning to trust that what we do is enough Tips for reframing interruptions, prioritizing rest and connectionLearn more about Sarah Mackenzie:Read Aloud RevivalWaxwing BooksSubscribe to the NewsletterFind the rest of the show notes at: readaloudrevival.com/finding-rest-in-the-mess

Rom 8:9-25

What if the best first day of homeschool begins long before the first lesson?As summer stretches toward a new school year, we're talking about the kind of preparation that actually supports family life: flexible routines, child-centered planning, cozy spaces, printed materials, backup plans, and first-day rituals that invite kids into learning with curiosity instead of pressure.We explore how to protect homeschool mornings, plan from behind, use Poetry Teatime as a reset, build in experiences your kids care about, and let the seasons of the year shape your energy.Pour a cup of tea, grab your calendar, and begin imagining a homeschool year that feels both doable and alive.Resources:Here's where to find our Intuitive Planning Tool and our Bingo templateOur free Brave Writer Summer Camp is happening now—July 22nd and 23rd!!Check out the special offer at Talkbox.MOM/brave and start speaking a new language with your kids from day one!Did you know Brave Writer has a partnership with The Homeschool Printing Company? When you print with them, they give you a high-quality printed copy at a low price, and they put you at the front of the line for printing! (USA only) Here's the special print form for Brave Writer products.LIsten to Julie and Melissa's interview with Emily Glankler about her US History program for high-school studentsFind Julie's beloved long-arm stapler (and a bunch of great reading suggestions!) in the Brave Writer Book ShopRegistration begins July 20 for Building Brave Writers: Description, Becoming a Critical Thinker, and other awesome Brave Writer classes!Visit Julie's Substack to find her special podcast for kids (and a lot more!)Purchase Julie's new book, Help! My Kid Hates WritingFind community at the Brave Learner HomeLearn more about the Brave Writer Literature & Mechanics programsStart a free trial of CTCmath.com to try the math program that's sure to grab and keep your child's attentionSubscribe to Julie's Substack newsletters, Brave Learning with Julie Bogart and Julie Off Topic, and Melissa's Catalog of EnthusiasmsSign up for our Text Message Pod Ring to get podcast updates and more!Send us podcast topic ideas by texting us: +1 (833) 947-3684Interested in advertising with us? Reach out to media@bravewriter.comConnect with Julie:Instagram: @juliebravewriterThreads: @juliebravewriterBluesky: @bravewriter.comFacebook: facebook.com/bravewriterConnect with Melissa:Website: melissawiley.comSubstack: melissawiley.substack.comInstagram: @melissawileybooksBluesky: @melissawiley.bsky.socialProduced by NOVA

Rom 7:14-8:8

Rom 7:1-13

Asking yourself, “Should I homeschool,” this school year? It’s a weighty question—and one you don’t have to answer on your own. In this episode, host Stacy Bellward is joined by two Connected Families Certified Parent Coaches and seasoned homeschooling moms, Marni Love and Amy Nyvall, who bring 16+ years of combined experience to this conversation. Rather than handing out a one-size-fits-all answer, Marni and Amy walk through the decision using the Connected Families Framework™. They tackle real questions submitted by the cf community and help you discern what's best for your family!   Key Takeaways: The decision starts with you, not the curriculum.  Your educational gaps aren’t a disqualifier. Every parent (and every school) has them.  Motivation is built, not demanded.  Your child isn’t your report card. Homeschooling doesn’t make you a better parent, and a hard day doesn’t define you  Mentioned in this Podcast:  Romans 8:39 The Connected Families Framework Sensitive & Intense Kids Online Course cf community Homeschool Discipline Online Course Connected Families Certified Parent Coaches The Table Monthly Giving Program Check out our website for more resources to support your parenting! Guest Bio: Marni Love is a former public school teacher who has been a home educator for 16 years. She is a Homeschool Mentor, a Certified Connected Families Parent Coach, and an instructor for CF coaches-in-training. Marni enjoys spending time with her husband, Eric, and their three sons in the beautiful mountains and beaches of Northern California. Marni is available for coaching and speaking. You can connect with her through her website, marnilove.com.  Amy Nyvall is a Connected Families Certified Parent Coach who lives near Portland, Oregon, where she homeschools her kids ages 14,11, and 9 and leads a vibrant Charlotte Mason Education Community and Co-op. Contact Amy at amynyvall@gmail.com or learn more about her here. Amy is available for coaching and speaking on the Connected Families Framework. You can even find her contributing to events on the CF Community in Mighty so you can interact with here there too. Want to keep this conversation going? Join us inside the cf community — a faith-anchored, coach-supported space where parents grow together. Reflect on episodes like this one, ask hard questions, and celebrate the small wins alongside parents from around the world.

Rom 6:1-23

Parents, download Mr Jim's app Riffio to create your own stories and songs inside Spyology Squad!iOS Download | AndroidAbout Mr. Jim:What started as a dad recording bedtime stories for his kids while traveling for work has become a phenomenon. Jim Jacob never set out to launch a podcast, he just needed his family to hear his stories. Hundreds of thousands of listeners later, that accidental solution has become one of the most beloved children's audio adventures on the internet.Welcome to Spyology Squad — where science becomes a superpower and every mission is a new discovery.Join Jayden, Ava, and Mr. Jim as they face off against the diabolical Dr. Stinkybreath and his Purple Ninja army in a world of spyience-fiction a blend of pulse-pounding spy adventure and real scientific thinking designed to light up young imaginations. Each episode drops kids ages 6–12 into a fast-moving mission where the only way to save the world is to think like a scientist.What makes Spyology Squad special? This isn't science dressed up as entertainment, it's adventure that sneaks in genuine learning. Episodes are crafted to complement what kids are actually exploring in school, turning concepts like physics, chemistry, and biology into plot twists and mission objectives. New episodes release three times a week, so there's always a new mission waiting.Whether it's a car ride, bedtime routine, or a rainy afternoon, Spyology Squad turns screen-free time into something genuinely exciting. Jim and his wife Jocelyn built this for their own three kids — and now they're building it for yours.Subscribe and join the Squad. There's a new adventure around every corner.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Do you ever feel like you've lost your footing in your homeschool?  Maybe you find yourself questioning your curriculum, battling daily resistance from your kids, or feeling like you simply don't know what's best for your family. In this week's episode of the Happy Holy Mama podcast, I'm pulling back the curtain on why homeschool moms so often slip out of their role as the "expert" on their own children, and how that shift leads to burnout, self-doubt, and a "toilet bowl" of negative thinking. We're diving into why your children don't need more books or resources; they need a mother who is confident, present, and rooted in God's will.  You'll learn how to stop reacting to the chaos, start asking better questions, and step into your true role as the calm, capable leader your children need. If you're ready to stop second-guessing your decisions and start building a homeschool year that is truly "happier and holier," grab your earbuds and join me today for: Becoming the Homeschool Expert Your Children Need. Come Plan Your Year with the Lord with us! Get the details here.

Hour One of the Marc Cox Morning Show opens with Kim fresh off a Rush concert and a drive-by look at Chicago's much-mocked Obama Presidential Center, before pivoting to the Shortlist — AOC's tone-deaf Southern accent tour through Tennessee, Bill Maher souring on socialism, and Senator Mark Warner getting caught lying about the SAVE Act on live TV. Kim then breaks down Missouri's no-excuse early voting starting tomorrow and makes her case for Amendment 4 ahead of the August 4th election. Kim on a Whim takes direct aim at leftist podcasters trashing homeschool families, with Mark and Kim defending faith-driven parents and exposing why blue states lag behind red states like Tennessee and Montana in homeschool rates. The hour wraps with a developing story out of South City, where an upside-down flag at Firehouse 35 has gone viral — and Mark insists on getting the facts before assigning blame. Faith, family, freedom, and Missouri common sense — that's Hour One of the Marc Cox Morning Show. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #KimOnAWhim #MissouriElection #Amendment4 #Homeschooling #SchoolChoice #ParentalRights #ObamaPresidentialCenter #StLouisFireDepartment #FaithFamilyFreedom #CommonSenseConservatism #ConservativeTalk #StLouisRadio

You have more influence in your marriage than you think — and Tilly Dillehay's Wife School is here to show you exactly how to use it. This biblical marriage conversation is for every Christian wife who's felt stuck waiting for something to change.Tilly Dillehay (author, pastor's wife, and creator of Wife School) joins Mystie Winckler to discuss what biblical respect actually looks like in daily married life — the small moments of courtesy and gratitude that set the whole tone of your home.In this episode we cover:→ What inspired Wife School and why women are hungry for this teaching right now→ The viral Guardian article: what they got wrong about biblical womanhood→ Why you're not helpless even when your husband isn't leading perfectly→ The "small moments" framework that shapes the pattern of leadership in your home→ How gratitude powers up your husband (and what happens when it's missing)→ Why your marriage is the greatest inheritance you can give your children"A man's desire to please his wife is quite strong. You can pour fuel in his engine — or you can be the little engine light that dings at him all day." — Tilly DillehayWhether you're in a hard season or simply want more joy in your marriage, this conversation will leave you with practical, biblical tools you can use today.

Rom 5:6-21

Rom 4:13-5:5

What if the biggest thing standing between you and homeschooling isn't your ability...it's your belief that you have to get everything right?In this episode of The Homeschool How To Podcast, Cheryl sits down with Chad Hufford, homeschool graduate, father of six, biochemist, financial advisor, and speaker, to talk about what homeschooling looked like in the 1980s versus today—and why parents don't need to have all the answers before they begin. Chad shares how his mom openly admitted she was figuring homeschooling out as she went, yet still raised children who became independent thinkers, lifelong learners, and successful adults. Together, Cheryl and Chad discuss why intentional parenting matters more than perfect curriculum, how homeschooling teaches children to think instead of memorize, and why comparing your family to others is one of the fastest ways to lose confidence. In this episode, you'll learn: Why you don't have to be a certified teacher to homeschool.  How to stop comparing your homeschool to everyone else's.  The difference between teaching children what to think and how to learn.  Why letting your child explore their interests builds confidence and independence.  How homeschool communities, co-ops, tutors, and hybrid learning can support your family.  The mindset shift that helps parents stop fearing they're "failing" their kids. Whether you're thinking about homeschooling, brand new to homeschooling, or years into your journey, this conversation is packed with encouragement and practical wisdom that will leave you feeling far more confident about the path you're on.Ready to homeschool but wondering where to start?

Rom 4:1-12

Parents, download Mr Jim's app Riffio to create your own stories and songs inside Spyology Squad!iOS Download | AndroidAbout Mr. Jim:What started as a dad recording bedtime stories for his kids while traveling for work has become a phenomenon. Jim Jacob never set out to launch a podcast, he just needed his family to hear his stories. Hundreds of thousands of listeners later, that accidental solution has become one of the most beloved children's audio adventures on the internet.Welcome to Spyology Squad — where science becomes a superpower and every mission is a new discovery.Join Jayden, Ava, and Mr. Jim as they face off against the diabolical Dr. Stinkybreath and his Purple Ninja army in a world of spyience-fiction a blend of pulse-pounding spy adventure and real scientific thinking designed to light up young imaginations. Each episode drops kids ages 6–12 into a fast-moving mission where the only way to save the world is to think like a scientist.What makes Spyology Squad special? This isn't science dressed up as entertainment, it's adventure that sneaks in genuine learning. Episodes are crafted to complement what kids are actually exploring in school, turning concepts like physics, chemistry, and biology into plot twists and mission objectives. New episodes release three times a week, so there's always a new mission waiting.Whether it's a car ride, bedtime routine, or a rainy afternoon, Spyology Squad turns screen-free time into something genuinely exciting. Jim and his wife Jocelyn built this for their own three kids — and now they're building it for yours.Subscribe and join the Squad. There's a new adventure around every corner.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rom 3:9-31

Ever wondered what it is really like to transition from a highly structured homeschool environment to a professional music career? In this episode of the Homeschool Your Kids podcast, we sit down with Catherine, the founder of Intertidal Conservatory, to explore her journey from a K-12 homeschooler to a successful online music school owner. Catherine shares the unique details of her upbringing, including the name tags and early start times that shaped her discipline and passion for piano.

A Trump deranged Canadian women might be sent back after she allegedly assaulted a child wearing a political outfit. Then, a left-wing podcast host criticizes homeschooling in a way that may speak more about her than anything else, and Joe Biden is releasing a teaser for his memoir about his time as President.    Visit the Howie Carr Radio Network website to access columns, podcasts, and other exclusive content. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

There is so much more possible for your children than you've been led to believe. In her fourth visit to the podcast, bestselling author Jennifer Pepito shares why homeschooling isn't about replicating school at home. Instead, it's about creating an environment where curiosity, character, creativity, and confidence can flourish. Drawing from the stories of Leonardo da Vinci, Booker T. Washington, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Blaise Pascal, and other remarkable people who learned outside traditional classrooms, Jennifer offers a hopeful vision that replaces fear with freedom. If you've ever wondered whether your own mistakes, limitations, or lack of experience disqualify you from giving your children an extraordinary education, this conversation is the encouragement you've been waiting for. Grab your copy of The Inspired Homeschool and check out https://www.thepeacefulpress.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jon Harris delivers a packed news roundup and cultural commentary episode. Starts with an inspiring white pill on young patriots watching Young Washington, covers Senator Lindsey Graham's passing, Patriot Front's July 4th march, Trump's Mount Rushmore speech, Iran tensions, the Pope's encyclical, Eastern Orthodoxy trends, and competing American narratives.Full of biblical insight, political realism, and encouragement to build families and institutions. Ends with Jon's original song “Promised Land.”Jon's Music: jonharristunes.comTo Support the Podcast: https://www.jonharrismedia.com/support/Become a Patronhttps://www.patreon.com/jonharrispodcastSubstack: https://substack.com/@jonharris Follow Jon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonharris1989Follow Jon on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonharris1989/00:00 Intro - Young Patriots & TPUSA Screening of Young Washington03:30 White Pill: Encouragement for Young People & America's Heritage07:40 News Roundup Begins + July 4th Break Reflections12:20 Senator Lindsey Graham's Death, Legacy & Conspiracy Talk22:45 Patriot Front July 4th March - Full Analysis & Optics35:50 Narratives Theme: Trump at Mount Rushmore vs Proposition Nation45:10 Celebrity Reactions & Patriot Front Discussion Continues55:30 Iran, Strait of Hormuz & Trump Administration Foreign Policy1:05:40 Pope's Encyclical & Christian/Religious News1:15:20 Eastern Orthodoxy Conversions, Sola Scriptura & Church Trends1:28:40 Q&A: Guardian Angels, Online Christians, Who is This Country For?1:40:20 Homeschool, American History & Building Institutions1:50:50 Final Encouragement: Marriage, Family & Having Kids2:02:30 Closing Song - "Promised Land" from Heritage AlbumSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Summer is the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors! In this episode, Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker are joined by Amy Wormald, whose family met the challenge of spending 1000 hours outside in a single year. Listen to find out how they gradually worked up to this, how they figure out how much time they need to spend each day or month, and what activities they have found to be the most beneficial and memorable.  Referenced MaterialsNature Deficit Disorder: Causes, Consequences, & Cures audio talk by Andrew PudewaEpisode 367: 1000 Hours Outside – A Conversation with Ginny YurichEpisode 428: Enjoy the Great Outdoors1000 Hours Outside by Ginny Yurich1000 Hours Outside AppLast Child in the Woods by Richard LouvBud and Me by Alta AbernathyTranscript of Podcast Episode 538 If you have questions for Andrew, send them to podcast@IEW.comPerhaps your question will be answered at the next Ask Andrew Anything (AAA).If you have questions about IEW products or classes, contact customer service at 800.856.5815 or info@IEW.com

If you're a busy mom who feels like you're drowning — like your entire to-do list lives in your head and you're constantly dropping the ball — this video is for you.Daily Card Series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPkowQCQW4x_lJzinlghXXGsKTZODpPeqMom's Weekly Review Masterclass: http://simplyconvivial.com/mwrEHAP article: https://www.simplyconvivial.com/blog/ehap-tidy-house/Convivial Circle: https://www.convivialcircle.comAfter 25 years of homemaking and homeschooling, I've narrowed it down to three ridiculously simple habits that finally got my home (and my mind) under control. No fancy planners. No hours without kids. Just three things that actually work.In this video you'll learn:✅ The daily index card method — your one-tool system for priorities and notes✅ The 30-minute weekly review — your strategy session for a calmer, more prepared week  ✅ EHAP (Everything Has A Place) — the 10-minute family tidy that resets your whole home

Rom 2:25-3:8

Have you ever started a homeschool day with a good plan, only to realize that the day you planned for is not the day you actually have? Maybe someone slept badly. Maybe the children are unusually restless. Maybe your own energy is low, or an unexpected problem has pulled the day off course. Other times, the lessons are simply creating more conflict than learning. In this episode, I'm sharing something a seasoned homeschool mother told me when my children were five and under and I was still trying to understand how homeschooling could work inside a busy home with several little ones. Her answer surprised me because it was not about becoming stricter, pushing harder, or forcing the original plan to work no matter what. It helped me see that a wise homeschool plan can leave room for hard days. We'll talk about how to recognize when the original plan no longer fits the day you actually have, and how a few simple backup choices can help you lower the pressure without feeling like you are giving up on school. And I want to be clear: this is not an excuse to quit every time a lesson gets hard. Sometimes children need help staying with difficult work, and sometimes attitudes need to be addressed. But one hard day does not mean your homeschool is failing. If your homeschool day has fallen apart and you are not sure whether to keep pushing or change course, this episode will help you think more wisely about what your family actually needs next. Scripture referenced: Proverbs 16:9, ESV: “The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps.” This verse does not tell us to stop planning. A plan can help us remember what matters and use our time well. But the plan is a tool for serving the family, and it can be adjusted when the people, time, attention, or circumstances change. Mentioned in this episode: Movie Schooling — a prepared resource for using wholesome movies for meaningful learning, conversation, and family connection without creating another lesson from the beginning. XOXO, Katie

Parents, download Mr Jim's app Riffio to create your own stories and songs inside Spyology Squad!iOS Download | AndroidAbout Mr. Jim:What started as a dad recording bedtime stories for his kids while traveling for work has become a phenomenon. Jim Jacob never set out to launch a podcast, he just needed his family to hear his stories. Hundreds of thousands of listeners later, that accidental solution has become one of the most beloved children's audio adventures on the internet.Welcome to Spyology Squad — where science becomes a superpower and every mission is a new discovery.Join Jayden, Ava, and Mr. Jim as they face off against the diabolical Dr. Stinkybreath and his Purple Ninja army in a world of spyience-fiction a blend of pulse-pounding spy adventure and real scientific thinking designed to light up young imaginations. Each episode drops kids ages 6–12 into a fast-moving mission where the only way to save the world is to think like a scientist.What makes Spyology Squad special? This isn't science dressed up as entertainment, it's adventure that sneaks in genuine learning. Episodes are crafted to complement what kids are actually exploring in school, turning concepts like physics, chemistry, and biology into plot twists and mission objectives. New episodes release three times a week, so there's always a new mission waiting.Whether it's a car ride, bedtime routine, or a rainy afternoon, Spyology Squad turns screen-free time into something genuinely exciting. Jim and his wife Jocelyn built this for their own three kids — and now they're building it for yours.Subscribe and join the Squad. There's a new adventure around every corner.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, Kaleb and I are diving into turbulent waters and talking parenting.

Ever feel like your homeschool planner is just a guilt trip in a spiral binding? Been there, bought the (overly ambitious) boxed curriculum, cried all over it. In this episode, I'm peeling back the curtain on my own 23-year planning evolution—the good, the bad, and the “how did we get this far off track?” moments.If your school year starts hopeful, but quickly turns into a flip-and-flop scramble between “we're already behind in math” and “wait, who moved the lesson plans again?”, you're not alone. I've walked that tightrope between Pinterest-perfect plans and the reality of messy, beautiful family life.Today, I'm breaking down:Why your planning approach might actually be feeding your overwhelmThe not-so-glamorous backstory of my own planning fails (and what finally clicked)Why I finally ditched those one-size-fits-none grid schedules for a plan that actually worksAnd yes—we're going deep on my absolute favorite strategy: Put Your Homeschool Year on Autopilot. Honestly? Total game-changer for ditching the chaos, the guilt, and the endless Sunday-night planner panic.If you're ready for practical peace, more consistent days, and just a tad more joy in your homeschool, you'll find all kinds of hope in this conversation.What you'll learn:How boxed curricula and rigid schedules can set you up for stress and comparison (yep, I lived it)The ugly truth about planning “shoulds” vs. what actually fits your real lifeWhy a big-picture vision beats lesson-plan whack-a-mole every timeThe simple shift that freed up my weekends—and gave me back my sanityHow to build a homeschool plan that's flexible, realistic, and totally guilt-proofThe underrated superpower of periodic reviews and “just do the next thing” listsWhy planning in the summer is my secret weapon for a strong finish—no more mid-year meltdownResources Mentioned in This Episode:Put Your Homeschool Year on Autopilot (step-by-step planning system): https://shop.homeschoolbettertogether.com/products/put-your-homeschool-year-on-autopilotThe Elevate Program with Finishers Club + live planning accountability: https://homeschoolbettertogether.com/elevate

The living ideas that Charlotte Mason says should inspire our education have been educating great minds since the beginning. The Inspired Homeschool is now available! https://amzn.to/4aKPCGJC.S. Lewis, Leonardo da Vinci, Blaise Pascal, and Joan of Arc were homeschooled. Jennifer Pepito reveals how history's greatest minds were educated, and what it means for your homeschool today.Jennifer Pepito, author of The Inspired Homeschool and host of The Restoration Home podcast, joins Mystie to share how Charlotte Mason's principles have been lived out through history's most inspiring figures. With over 25 years of homeschooling her seven children, Jennifer offers a vision for joyful, confident learning that goes far beyond boxed curricula.In this episode:✅ Why the most influential people in history were homeschooled — and what that means for Christian homeschooling today✅ How Charlotte Mason's living books approach transforms the way children learn✅ The surprising power of quiet time, free play, and time in nature✅ Why reading aloud is the most powerful thing you can do to pass on values to your children✅ How to stop comparing your homeschool to public school standards — and trust your children's God-given capacity to learn"We overestimate the power of a boxed curriculum or a trained teacher, and completely underestimate the power of our own love for God." — Jennifer PepitoWhether you're just starting your homeschool journey or 25 years in, this conversation will encourage you to build a homeschool rooted in faith, virtue, and joyful curiosity.

Rom 2:1-24

Welcome to episode 196 of the Restoration Home Community!!  In this episode, we're bringing you Jennifer's Inspired Homeschool Workshop, so if you missed it originally or want to listen to it on the go give it a listen.  Jennifer talks about how history was homeschooled to give you the confidence to continue homeschooling; she offers stories of our heroes who were homeschooled, like Laura Ingalls Wilder through much of her life, and lists ways we can take homeschooling to the next level by making it about raising a whole child.  If you are looking for a community to start building your inspired homeschool with, the Restoration Home is open for the next 36 hours.  Episode sponsored by the Peaceful Press! Check out the Homeschool Planner for a great way to stay organized and focused as the new year starts.  Looking for more nature and science for this year? The Peaceful Press Nature Book Flood is a beautiful addition to your school year.   In this episode: We want you to get excited for homeschooling! History was homeschooled Looking for a homeschool curriculum that brings life and joy? Check out the Peaceful Press Start Here Guide.  Preorder the Inspired Homeschool for amazing bonuses and get inspired for the school year to come. Check out the Restoration Home Community to build your habits, homeschool, and grow lasting relationships. The best habits are built around daily rhythms; check out the Peaceful Press FREE Daily Rhythm Pack The Peaceful Press Chore Cards: the essential tool for developing good habits of order, cleanliness, work, and self-care Get 10% off your purchase with code "Restoration10" If you're looking for inspiration for a habit make-over check out: Habits for a Sacred Home by Jennifer Pepito  You can learn more about Jennifer here– Jennifer's Instagram

Homeschool mom burnout is real—and it doesn't mean you're failing or that God is calling you to quit. In this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy and Sandy talk with former classroom teacher, veteran homeschool mom, and educational consultant Jenna Lynn Myers, author of Homeschooling with Purpose: Candid Encouragement for Homeschool Parents. Jenna has supported thousands of homeschool families and is passionate about helping worn-out moms avoid burnout by recognizing early warning signs and building life-giving rhythms at home.You'll hear how to spot homeschool burnout before you throw in the towel: loss of joy in your day, constant frustration, procrastinating with your phone instead of starting lessons, snapping at your kids, and feeling like everything is falling apart. Jenna shares practical ways to revisit your “why,” create white space on your calendar, and set stronger boundaries around your time so you can protect your nervous system and your children's.We talk about:·       Early signs of homeschool mom burnout and what to do when you wake up three days in a row dreading school.·       How to revisit and rewrite your homeschool “why” so it actually motivates you in this season.·       Slow-rolling your year, setting realistic expectations, and choosing progress over perfection in your planning.·       Creating consistent home rhythms and boundaries that support your mental health and your kids' regulation.·       Homeschooling kids with ADHD, special needs, or mental health challenges without sacrificing academics or your own well-being.If you're an overwhelmed homeschool mom—exhausted, snappy, ready to quit—this conversation will give you hope and simple, actionable tools to avoid burnout and find joy again in your calling.Did this conversation resonate with you? Subscribe for more conversations on homeschooling, child development, and family mental health, then share this with a friend who needs encouragement and leave a review so more parents can find us.ABOUT US:The Brainy Moms is a parenting podcast hosted by cognitive psychologist Dr. Amy Moore and Sandy Zamalis. Dr. Amy and Sandy have conversations with experts in parenting, child development, education, homeschooling, psychology, mental health, and neuroscience. Listeners leave with tips and advice for helping parents and kids thrive. If you love us, add us to your playlist and follow us on social media! CONNECT WITH US:Website: www.TheBrainyMoms.com Email: BrainyMoms@gmail.com Social Media: @TheBrainyMomsSubscribe to our free monthly newsletterVisit our sponsor's website: www.LearningRx.com

https://whatabouthomeschooling.com/the-mystery-of-history/ In episode 44 of Brave and Balanced Homeschool, the host reviews Mystery of History (Volume 1), explaining how the curriculum weaves biblical events together with ancient world history and why that perspective helps students see the Bible in historical context. The episode covers the curriculum’s format and updates — student readers, the downloadable companion guide, weekly lessons, activities for different ages, memory cards, a unique “wall of fame” timeline, and assessments — and recommends it for multi-grade, classical-minded homeschool families.

Welcome to the Homeschool Mom Book Club 2026 — a year of reading chosen entirely for you. Can I ask you a question? Who is nurturing you? It’s a question most homeschool moms never get asked. We pour everything into our children — our time, our creativity, our patience, our presence — and somewhere in all that nurturing, we forget that we are humans with needs too. Who Is Nurturing You? I’ve been there. I spent years showing up for everyone else and calling what was left of me enough. Occasional Wednesday nights at Starbucks with a latte and a journal were the thing that kept me going. I thought that was enough. It wasn’t. It’s cliche, but it’s true: I was surviving, not thriving. I craved time to read and write and learn for myself — not just enabling it for the kids. And when I began reading for me, I realized I could answer some of the challenges I was noticing in my homeschool family. After nearly two decades homeschooling and six years coaching women who home educate, I’ve learned that books, and their authors, can be incredible resources for us as home educators. I’ve also learned, from my own life, and the lives of other homeschool moms, we consistently DON’T put ourselves on our to-do lists. We leave our needs, our interests, our rabbit trails last on our lists. Our social lives can be abysmal (funny that onlookers are concerned that our kids aren’t socialized, when mom is driving them hither and yon, waiting in the parking lot while they meet new friends and do cool things). That’s why the Homeschool Mom Book Club 2026 exists. And that’s why I want to invite you into the 2026 lineup — twelve books, one per month, chosen entirely for the woman doing this work every single day. A Gift for the Mama Who Keeps Coming Last If you’ve been putting yourself last in your homeschool, I made something for you. It’s called the Permission Slip — 14 daily anchor practices for the homeschool mama who keeps coming last. It’s free and it’s yours. Grab it here: Yes, I Give Myself Permission You Are the Most Important Curriculum in Your Homeschool Before we get to the books, I want to say something I come back to again and again in my coaching work with homeschool moms: You are the most important curriculum in your homeschool. Not the books you choose for your kids. Not the actual curriculum you pull out each morning. And not the co-op or the field trips or the Charlotte Mason inspired nature study either. You. The way you show up. The way you regulate. Even the curiosity you model. The grace you extend — to your kids and to yourself. That is what your children are absorbing every single day. So investing in yourself isn’t something you do when you finally have time. It’s the most important work you can do for your homeschool. And a good book — and a community of women to think about it with — is one of the most accessible ways to begin. How the Homeschool Mama Book Club 2026 Works One book a month. Twelve months. Four quarterly themes that build on each other — so the reading isn’t just a list but a year-long conversation with yourself. When you’re listening to yourself, able to hear two thoughts in a row (because you know that is hard to do with kids afoot), and willing to unpack the challenges in your homeschool mom life, you’ll move toward enjoying the charms of your homeschool family life. And here’s the part I want you to hear clearly: you don’t have to read the book to show up. I know, crazy, right? A book club where you don’t HAVE to read. Of course, you’ll be more deeply benefited if you do. But I know I wouldn’t have been able to read a book a month in my busiest homeschool years and I’m certainly not expecting it of anyone else. Come for the conversation, come for the community, and come because for one Friday morning a month someone is asking what you think and what you need. Every month in the Confident Homeschool Mom Collective we gather for four Friday sessions built around each book: Roundtable Chat — the big question the book is really asking Book Club Discussion — diving into the ideas together Writer’s Room — putting pen to paper on what surfaced for you Actionable Strategies — taking what you learned and building it into your real homeschool life https://youtu.be/WX9ALm-uODU?si=j3xVN-WWRQWkyJWm The 2026–2027 Homeschool Mama Book Club Lineup ☀️ Summer — Your Inner Life June, July, August We start by turning inward. Before we can talk about education philosophy or creative practice we need to know ourselves a little better first. June — Atlas of the Heart by Brené BrownDo you actually know what you’re feeling — or are you just reacting to it? Brown maps 87 emotions and gives you the vocabulary to finally understand what’s happening inside you — and why it matters for every relationship in your home. July — The Road Back to You by Ian Morgan Cron & Suzanne StabileWhy do you parent and teach the way you do? This warm, witty introduction to the Enneagram helps you understand your core motivations, your stress responses, and the invisible rules you’ve been living by without even knowing it. And when you join the Confident Homeschool Mom Collective (where the Homeschool Mama Book Club lives, you’ll have access to a workshop on how the Enneagram works in your homeschool family.) August — The Life That’s Waiting by Brianna WiestWhat would your life look like if you stopped forcing it and started living it? Wiest’s newest collection of essays is for the mom who has been pushing herself toward a life that doesn’t quite fit — and is finally ready to choose differently.

Some homeschool graduates launch into adulthood with confidence, while others finish all the curriculum and still feel stuck. The difference is rarely grades — and this episode is going to show you exactly what it is.We are breaking down the shift from raising students to raising homeschool graduates who are truly prepared for real life, with 3 practical things you can start doing this week:✅Why completed curriculum and good grades do not equal real-life readiness✅1 question every homeschool mom needs to ask about building life skills in your kids✅What truly successful adults have in common — and how to build it before they leave home✅Why character, initiative, and problem solving matter more than any test score✅How to let your child solve one problem this week without stepping in — starting todayGrab the Free Character Building Mini Chart mentioned in this episode and start building what really matters in your homeschool today.Resources for You Free Character Building Mini Chart New homeschool support community early access Show Notes:Why Some Homeschool Graduates Launch Into Adulthood With Confidence — And Others Don'tHave you ever wondered why some homeschool graduates launch into adulthood with confidence while others seem stuck — even though both finished their curriculum and both made good grades? What if you are checking off all the boxes but missing the thing that actually prepares your child for adult life?Today we're talking about the difference between information and preparation for real life.What Traditional Education Rewards vs. What Real Life RewardsMany graduates know facts, but they struggle with decision-making, responsibility, work ethic, communication, and initiative. Traditional education — at least for the past 200 years — rewards compliance and completion. Real life rewards wisdom, perseverance, and leadership.We tend to measure success by completed curriculum, grades, transcripts, and test scores. Those things are easy to measure, so we feel secure in them. And yet that isn't always what is best for our kids. The things that are easy to measure aren't always what will prepare them for real life. Character, wisdom, initiative, responsibility, leadership — those are harder to measure. And yet those are the qualities that determine success as an adult.So I want you to ask yourself this question today. What adult skill are you intentionally building in your children right now? Time management? Communication? Problem solving? Responsibility? Grab a piece of paper and write down three things you want your kids to be able to do or be known for at the age of 25. Then see if those are things you're actually working on with them right now.You might notice that most of what you write down are character qualities — not academic achievements.Clara Barton Didn't Change the World With a TranscriptClara Barton started the American Red Cross. She was educated largely at home because she was very shy and struggled in traditional settings. She had very little formal schooling compared to what standards are today. Why? Because her family focused on character, service, and practical responsibility.She later founded the American Red Cross and became one of the most influential humanitarians in our history. Her impact didn't come from a high school transcript. It came from compassion, leadership, courage, and a willingness to take responsibility when others wouldn't. Does anyone remember Clara Barton because she completed a curriculum? No. They remember her because she had an impact on others. She served others well.The Real Question Is Not Can They Find InformationInformation has never been more readily available. Kids can find any fact they want instantly on their phones. The question is not can they find information. The question is can they use that information wisely? Can they solve problems? Can they make wise decisions? Can they think critically? Can they follow God when life gets hard?Those are the things I wanted for my own children. Now that I watch them going through some trials — they're all in their 30s — I am thankful that God is still working in them and they are making wise decisions.What qualities consistently show up in successful adults? The ability to think critically and biblically. To communicate. To solve problems. To keep learning. To have a strong character and a strong work ethic. To persevere. To have integrity and dignity. These are not measured by a worksheet or a test score.Booker T. Washington and the Tuskegee ModelBooker T. Washington is one of my favorite historical characters. He was born into slavery. He had very little formal education. He pursued learning relentlessly and went to Hampton Institute, where he was trained not only academically but in discipline, responsibility, and leadership.He later founded Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. When you went to Tuskegee, yes, you chose an academic major — but you also had to choose a practical activity you would use to help build the university. Some students were construction workers who built the new buildings. Some were cooks who cooked the food all the students ate. Some were gardeners who grew the food. It was a dual pathway to graduation — academics and real-world responsibility together.Booker T. Washington's success came from perseverance, leadership, and responsibility. And in one particular year, there were more millionaires from Tuskegee than from Harvard, Yale, and Princeton combined — because his system worked. He didn't just teach academics. He taught life skills that students could use for the rest of their lives.The education that changes life isn't just information. It includes character formation and practical wisdom.Who Is Your Child Becoming?Many moms can plan subjects, lessons, and activities. But few intentionally plan character building, leadership opportunities, decision-making practice, independent thinking, real-world responsibility, work ethic, self-discipline, communication, and biblical wisdom. Those are all things your children need to be successful as adults.Most homeschool moms ask — what should my child learn? But the real question is — who is my child becoming?Make a list of who you want your child to be when they leave your home. If they're five, you have lots of time. If they're 15, that's okay too. There is still time. God is gracious and He has the Holy Spirit — and that is what can take you through and get your kids prepared.Most adults don't struggle because they forgot algebra. They struggle because they can't manage money, relationships, priorities, or decisions.If your child graduated tomorrow, what would you want people to say about them? I know what I wanted. I wanted someone to say they're following Jesus. They honor Jesus. They live a life of godly character. They have perseverance, work ethic, and integrity. It's not what your kids are memorizing — it's who they become.What to Do This WeekLet your child solve one problem without you. Don't step in immediately. Give them time to think it through. That builds lifelong skills. If they're not sure where to start, ask them — what do you think you should do first? Let them find the answer.That one shift — from solving it for them to asking them to think — is the beginning of everything.If this episode helped you, would you please share it with someone? That would mean the world to me.I also have two things for you. First, a free character building mini chart — the link is in the show notes. Second, I'm building a limited community of homeschool moms where we can encourage each other and answer questions about where you are right now. If you'd like early access, there is a sign-up link in the show notes as well. year?

Feeling like you have no idea what you're doing? You're not alone. In this episode, we share 10 practical ways to build confidence as a homeschool parent. We'll review topics like understanding how children actually learn and what's developmentally appropriate to finding your homeschool philosophy, tuning out comparison, embracing flexibility, and knowing when to pivot. We also talk about why self-doubt is a normal part of the journey and how the right knowledge, community, and mindset can help you spend less time second-guessing yourself and more time enjoying the freedom homeschooling offers. If you've ever wondered, "Am I doing this all wrong?" this episode is for you. Did you know Homeschool Moms Unfiltered is SO much more than just a podcast?We've built the tools, resources, and community we wish had existed when we started homeschooling, so you don't have to bump your way through it alone. And we're still building all the time.Visit https://homeschoolmomsunfiltered.com/  to find everything in one place, including:Personalized Homeschool Coaching - Get practical, judgment-free support tailored to your family, your kids, your questions, and your real-life homeschool challenges.Self-Paced Homeschool Courses - Start anytime and work at your own pace with hands-on courses that include companion workbooks, practical exercises, and step-by-step support to help you build your homeschool foundation, choose curriculum, gain confidence, and so much more.Books to Support Your Homeschool Life - We wrote The Only Homeschool Book You Actually Need and the name isn't ironic. From getting started to choosing curriculum to dealing with homeschooling naysayers, our books are created to help you make informed decisions without panic, perfectionism, or someone else's rigid blueprint.Live Monthly Meetings on Patreon - Join us for supportive, honest conversations with other homeschool parents and caregivers who get it. Bring your questions, your wins, your worries, and your “what even is happening?” moments.Secular, Progressive Unit Studies - Explore themed studies designed for curious learners and thoughtful families, with resources that are inclusive, accurate, engaging, and never trying to sneak in a worldview you didn't ask for.Custom Unit Study Building - Going on a summer trip? Have a kid with a wildly specific interest? Tell us what you want to explore, and we'll build a ready-to-use unit study around it so you can just open it and go. We'll even meet with you to walk through the resource and share tips for making the most of it.Twice-Monthly Parent/Caregiver Book Club on Patreon - A low-pressure, community-centered book club for homeschool grown-ups who want to reflect, learn, laugh, and grow alongside people who understand the beautiful chaos of this life.Let's be friends!!! Follow us on social media for giveaways and updates!!IG: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/homeschoolmomsunfiltered/⁠ FB: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/homeschoolmomsunfiltered⁠ Love Homeschool Moms Unfiltered and want to show your support? ⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/homeschoolmomsunfiltered⁠ 

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Send us Fan MailEP264:  Before you buy another curriculum or fill in another planner, what if the most important thing you could do is pause? In this episode, Jean shares why midsummer is the perfect time to step back, reconnect with your child, and observe their growth before making plans for the year ahead. Learn how beginning with the child ~ not the curriculum ~ can transform your homeschool planning with greater clarity and confidence. Find the show notes here. ➡️ https://artofhomeschooling.com/episode264/✨20th Anniversary of the Taproot Teacher Training ✨August 6-9, 2026Reconnect with your purpose and leave with fresh homeschool inspiration. Taproot 2026 >>> www.artofhomeschooling.com/taproot Support the showThanks for listening!

What if the secret to raising a confident, faith-filled learner has been sitting in history books all along? Jennifer Pepito, host of Restoration Home and author of The Inspired Homeschool, joins Arlene to explore how homeschooled figures from history — including Leonardo da Vinci, C.S. Lewis, and Laura Ingalls Wilder — offer a roadmap for joyful, confident learning today. Jennifer shares the warning signs of a homeschool that's lost its spark, why she chose to homeschool her seven children, and practical tools like notebooking that help kids make learning their own. This conversation will help you raise curious kids who are able to think on their own. This episode isn't just for homeschoolers - it's for any parent who wants to help their children love learning. 02:12 – Warning signs your homeschool needs "fresh fire" 04:18 – Jennifer's home motto: "Earth's crammed with heaven" 11:23 – Encouragement for moms who feel ill-equipped to homeschool 17:15 – Why notebooking is such a powerful learning tool 19:56 – What C.S. Lewis's homeschool/tutoring years can teach us 23:51 – Avoiding the "screen time trap" and the truth about reading timelines 27:41 – Practical advice on screen time: productive vs. consumptive use 31:06 – Laura Ingalls Wilder and the idea that "Ma embraced her work" Learn more about Jennifer Pepito's book, The Inspired Homeschool. Get access to other homeschooling resources at https://thepeacefulpress.com/ More Resources from Arlene Pellicane: SUBSCRIBE to Arlene's newsletter "What I'm Learning This Week" and get the checklist, 7 Warning Signs of Screen Overuse. Check out Arlene's BOOKS including Parents Rising, Screen Kids, and Making Marriage Easier. Follow Arlene on Instagram and/or Facebook Watch the podcast on Arlene's YouTube Channel How did Arlene's kids adapt to not having phones, video games or social media? Watch the free video, Screen Kids: In Their Own Words. Have a question for Arlene to address on the podcast? Want to invite Arlene to speak to your group? Email speaking@arlenepellicane.com Not sure about a smartphone for your child? Check out the Gabb Wireless phone for kids and teens (use the promo code ARLENE) Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Parents, download Mr Jim's app Riffio to create your own stories and songs inside Spyology Squad!iOS Download | AndroidAbout Mr. Jim:What started as a dad recording bedtime stories for his kids while traveling for work has become a phenomenon. Jim Jacob never set out to launch a podcast, he just needed his family to hear his stories. Hundreds of thousands of listeners later, that accidental solution has become one of the most beloved children's audio adventures on the internet.Welcome to Spyology Squad — where science becomes a superpower and every mission is a new discovery.Join Jayden, Ava, and Mr. Jim as they face off against the diabolical Dr. Stinkybreath and his Purple Ninja army in a world of spyience-fiction a blend of pulse-pounding spy adventure and real scientific thinking designed to light up young imaginations. Each episode drops kids ages 6–12 into a fast-moving mission where the only way to save the world is to think like a scientist.What makes Spyology Squad special? This isn't science dressed up as entertainment, it's adventure that sneaks in genuine learning. Episodes are crafted to complement what kids are actually exploring in school, turning concepts like physics, chemistry, and biology into plot twists and mission objectives. New episodes release three times a week, so there's always a new mission waiting.Whether it's a car ride, bedtime routine, or a rainy afternoon, Spyology Squad turns screen-free time into something genuinely exciting. Jim and his wife Jocelyn built this for their own three kids — and now they're building it for yours.Subscribe and join the Squad. There's a new adventure around every corner.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Planning your homeschool year can easily become another task you feel like you have to carry all on your own. But what if the very first step isn't choosing curriculum or making a schedule? What if it's simply sitting with the Lord. In this week's short episode, I'm sharing why the posture of receptivity changes everything when it comes to planning your homeschool and your family life. Before we make our plans, we have to make room for God's. I'll also share a personal "love letter" that came from time spent with Jesus in Adoration, which I believe is a message of encouragement for every Catholic homeschool mom who has ever felt the weight of trying to get it all right, and that it's all riding on your shoulders. If you've been carrying fears about your children's future, doubting yourself, or feeling overwhelmed by the responsibility of homeschooling, I pray these words remind you that you were never meant to carry this alone. Grab your earbuds and accept an invitation to pray more than you plan, trust more than you strive, and let the Lord build what He is calling your family to become in: A Love Letter to the Mother Planning Her Homeschool Year. Plan Your Year with the Lord Here!

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When Ali Johnson's teenage daughter started saying she didn't want to go to school, Ali initially thought she was dealing with normal middle school conflict.Then everything changed.After a serious accusation from two students, the school required Ali's daughter to undergo an outside evaluation before returning to class. Even after she was cleared to return, administrators continued pushing the family toward additional outside services and requested permission to communicate directly with those providers.Meanwhile, the bullying that started the entire situation continued.In this episode of The Homeschool How To Podcast, Ali shares the story of the incident that ultimately led her family to leave traditional school and begin homeschooling.We talk about bullying in schools, school mental health policies, social emotional learning (SEL), parental rights, private Christian schools, teen social media, deschooling, homeschooling teenagers, and what parents may not realize their children are experiencing at school.Ali also shares what happened when she finally asked her daughter one life-changing question:“What if you never had to go back to school?”Two years later, Ali describes her daughter as a completely different person.“It's like she lives in color now.”If your child is struggling with bullying, dreading school, or simply doesn't seem like themselves anymore—or if you've ever wondered whether homeschooling could be an option for your family—this is a conversation you'll want to hear.Connect with Ali: YT: @HoosierAliIG: @HoosierAliResources from Cheryl:

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Attend the Circle with Sarah Online Retreat on August 7-8, and Sarah will help you become the peace-filled, joyful mom you're called to be.Here at the Read-Aloud Revival, we've been asked more times than I can count to create virtue-based book lists. And I always say no.Today, our Creative Director (and my eldest daughter) Audrey is back with me to talk about why we don't make lists of books that specifically set out to teach kids about kindness, honesty, or other virtues. The reality is, all good books have a powerful capacity to inspire us towards virtue, and the ones that are the most effective are the ones that don't set out to teach. They just set out to tell a good story. Good stories, by their nature, form us in virtue.We're going to talk about what makes a story formational, and of course, share some of our favorite books that have been formative in our family.In this episode, you'll hear: Why learning virtue doesn't need a lesson plan or bullet points, and can even be delightfulHow stories invite us into the experiences of others, with all their human strengths and weaknessesThe guiding question behind every book recommendation we make at RARLearn more about Sarah Mackenzie:Read-Aloud RevivalWaxwing BooksSubscribe to the NewsletterFind the rest of the show notes at: readaloudrevival.com/books-forming-virtue

Your homemaking plan keeps failing — and it's probably not your fault. Most planning systems were never designed for the constant caretaking reality of real home life.In this video, Mystie Winckler unpacks why "wishful thinking plans" fall apart and offers a simpler, more honest approach to weekly planning that actually works — for your real, messy, interrupted life.You'll discover:✔ The real reason your plans feel like they're always failing✔ How to stop over-complicating your planner and plan with just three things✔ Why disruptions are part of the plan — not a failure of it✔ How to make wise judgment calls when you can't do everything✔ The free Weekly Dashboard that makes planning guilt-free"Make a plan without being tied to the plan — and without guilt when it doesn't happen."

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 In this Laying the Foundation episode, Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker talk about how the Structure and Style® methodology removes the most frequent complaint from students: I don't know what to write! Listen to this conversation to hear the history of the philosophy behind the key word outline and source texts. Referenced MaterialsBlended Structure and Style in Composition by Dr. James B. WebsterTeaching Writing: Structure and Style®Adventures in WritingIEW in Writing Information PageTranscript of Podcast Episode 537 If you have questions for Andrew, send them to podcast@IEW.comPerhaps your question will be answered at the next Ask Andrew Anything (AAA).If you have questions about IEW products or classes, contact customer service at 800.856.5815 or info@IEW.com